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Answered ✓ Closed Sharon Sinclair 351 views 3 comments 0 points Most recent by Dennis J Yancey January 14, 2023

Is it me? I have been working through the family members adding the 1950s census source as appropri…

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This discussion was created from comments split from: Search page for 1881 Scotland Census not work…

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Please make searching in records easier. I'm sure I am not the only who has limited time to do fami…

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This discussion was created from comments split from: Correcting transcription errors.

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Hello! :) I'm looking forward to seeing the birth certificate of a member of my family. It seems to…

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I've been reviewing sources for a profile and thought it odd that this person was b. in Ontario but…

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Film number 004023743, item number 3, is theoretically vital records from Virginia, but every index…

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The indexed record https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGQ3-R5PH had several errors. I was…

Question Closed davidleelambert 151 views 0 comments 0 points Started by davidleelambert January 11, 2023

Greetings. I came across a page in the 1950 US Census that was not indexed. The pages before and …

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